Read the excerpt from Homesick Blues."
Which statement describes how the narrator's grandfather
most likely feels about the city?
According to Grandpa, he could always pick out the city boy
trom a proup of farm boys because the city boy would be the
one in the way while the farm boys did the work. He had the
idea that those city boys thought they were too good to do
real work, and he referred to them as well. I can't say what
he called them because he taught me to never say such
wa Si Grandpa's tone always seemed light-hearted
when he talked about those days which made me wonder it
heint more disgust or more pity for those city boys.
The city is not as perfect as it seems.
The city is a magnificent place to live.
The city is extremely dangerous.
The city is very glamorous.​